Sentence examples for which they deemed from inspiring English sources

Ginsberg and Mr. Orlovsky wrote and spoke openly about their relationship, which they deemed a marriage.

They were shown six or seven apartments, two of which they deemed "tenable".

At the end of the month, they had about 70 ideas, seven of which they deemed promising.

However, city officials said winds were approaching speeds at which they deemed it too risky to send out rescuers.

A real estate agent showed them a $525,000 town house in Sea Bright, which they deemed too expensive.

They drew the line at angels, which they deemed problematic theologically, and so I never wore a tinsel halo or white wings.

However, respondents may ignore one or more alternatives which they deem unacceptable for various reasons.

good faith and because of conditions which they deem proper and sufficient to warrant the action taken.

[a]cademic freedom embodies the principle that individual instructors are at liberty to teach that which they deem to be appropriate in the exercise of their professional judgment.

The French have made no secret of their fear that European culture, which they deem to be serious, is being crushed by Hollywood.

Besides the obvious concern over immigration, those voters were doubtless motivated too by a deep alienation from the three establishment parties, which they deem interchangeable and identically distant.